Global Air Logistics And Training, Inc.

Global Air Logistics And Training, Inc., doing business as Galt, is a veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in San Diego, California that delivers advanced aviation logistics, communications systems engineering, training curriculum development, and software-defined radio research and development to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) and occasionally as a subcontractor. Galt operates as a for-profit corporate entity with a named subsidiary, Sea Dragon Energy, Inc., also veteran-owned, and competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements rather than set-aside categories, though it holds SBIR Phase II awards and total small business set-asides on select research contracts.

Galt's capability footprint centers on Naval aviation systems, airborne network communications, and defense training infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $158.8 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract awarded by Naval Air Systems Command on September 30, 2025, for technical, engineering, and logistics services supporting the STII ANE PODS program (advanced Naval aviation initiatives), with two delivery orders issued to date totaling $52.2 million; a $27.999 million Other Transaction Agreement from Navy NAVSUP Engineering Logistics Office for the SKY TOWER 2 PROTOTYPE project supporting advanced communications and network technologies; a $7.1 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from the Office of the Secretary of Defense for Joint Data Network Operations curriculum development and training support at Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina; and a $4.27 million definitive contract from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for SR-Wave Sequential Phase II Open Software Radio development under total small business set-aside. Galt also holds a $1.829 million SBIR Phase II contract from Air Force Materiel Command for open software radio development and a $992 thousand SBIR Phase II award for artificial intelligence voice-enhanced operations research.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily concentrated in Navy and Air Force accounts. The top five funding offices account for 65% of recent awards by count but 100% of combined potential value: Naval Air Systems Command leads by award frequency (4 awards, $268.6 million combined potential value), while Air Force Materiel Command at Eglin dominates the dollar ranking (2 awards, $46 billion combined potential value, anchored by Galt's position on the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract multiple-award IDIQ). Galt also serves Naval Sea Systems Command, the Air Force Research Laboratory, and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. The two rankings diverge significantly — Navy awards by frequency are worth substantially less than single Air Force vehicle positions — reflecting Galt's access to large-ceiling indefinite delivery contracts rather than transactional task orders.

Galt holds three named parent vehicles. The single-award Naval Air Systems Command indefinite-delivery contract (N0001925D1117) carries a $158.8 million ceiling and runs through September 27, 2030, with two delivery orders already issued. The Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC), a $46 billion multiple-award IDIQ managed by Air Force Materiel Command at Eglin AFB, provides a framework for agile weapons technology development across the Armament Directorate, with one initial task order for $1,000 issued in September 2023. Galt also appears on the Advanced Battle Management System vehicle (referenced at $950 million in the source's top-customers block) and has subcontracted to Smartronix, LLC on a C5ISR support order for U.S. Special Operations Command Pacific in April 2025.

Award activity peaked in 2023 with five awards, declined to one in 2024, and stabilized at three in 2025 with one award in early 2026. Four awards (combined potential value $63.6 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent near-term recompete opportunity. The vendor's combined potential value across all awards stands at $47.26 billion, though only $149.5 million has been obligated to date, indicating that most ceiling value remains unexercised across the large indefinite-delivery vehicles. Galt's work is performed primarily at its San Diego headquarters (CAGE code carries 92123 location identifier across most awards) with subordinate performance locations including Pope Army Airfield, North Carolina for training delivery and distributed Navy and Air Force installations for aircraft systems support. The company's NAICS concentration includes research and development in physical and engineering sciences (7 awards), aircraft manufacturing (3 awards), and engineering services (3 awards), reflecting its positioning in advanced technology development and naval aviation support.